Art has the power to tell stories, preserve culture, and inspire change, and that’s exactly what visitors will find at the Getty Center’s Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985. This exhibition showcases how photographers and artists used imagery to celebrate Black culture, document community life, and amplify voices during the Civil Rights era and beyond. Through a collection of powerful photographs and visual works, the exhibit highlights the creativity, activism, and lasting impact of the Black Arts Movement, reminding us of the important role art plays in shaping conversations and driving social progress.
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Words & Photography by Marrice Hill